EFFECT OF ACUTE ETHANOL ADMINISTRATION ON THE THORACIC DUCT LYMPH FLOW IN MAN
- V Bartos
- V Brzek
Abstract
In 17 patients the thoracic duel was cannulated and the lymph continuously collected. Thoracic duct lymph now and the concentration of total protein in the lymph and blood serum were repeatedly measured for 6 hours. Group I (9 subjects) received 0.7 g/kg of oral ethanol in the form of 40% solution, group II (8 subjects) an intravenous infusion of 0.75 g/kg of ethanol. Oral but not intravenous administration of ethanol significantly increased the thoracic duct lymph now. Lymph total protein significantly decreased in group I only.
How to Cite:
Bartos, V. & Brzek, V., (1978) “EFFECT OF ACUTE ETHANOL ADMINISTRATION ON THE THORACIC DUCT LYMPH FLOW IN MAN”, Lymphology 11(2), 54-56.
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